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 Doomsday for the Dems?
The Bulwark · Lauren Egan
The 2030 census is expected to bring big gains in power for the South — which will mean big trouble for Democrats’ prospects in national politics.
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 The ‘administrative error’ that led to a man being sent to an El Salvador jail
NBC News · Patrick Smith and Gary Grumbach
Kilmar Abrego Garcia came to the U.S. in 2011 and is a legal resident who lives in Maryland with his wife and five-year-old autistic child.
 Vaccines don’t cause autism. What does?
The Wall Street Journal. · Sumathi Reddy
The risk of autism develops before we are even born.
 The pursuit of Greenland
thedial.world · Juliette Pavy
Does anyone on the island actually want to join the United States?
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 You’re driving your therapists mad talking about Trump
texasmonthly.com · Ben Rowen
In the age of Trump, mental health professionals are struggling to meet their clients’ needs. A group of clinicians got together to talk it out.
 The extraordinary reason scientists are collecting sea turtle tears
Vox · Benji Jones
Researchers are hoping they may unlock one of animal biology’s greatest mysteries.
 Can we please stop calling foods ‘guilt-free’?
Eater · Amy McCarthy
When brands label their candy, soda, and other snacks like that, it’s just another way to create shame around eating.
 The who’s who of beer cool in 2025
Punch · Courtney Iseman
The country’s top brewers, beer writers and buyers weigh in on the 10 breweries to know right now.
 No one knows how April Fools’ Day began
NPR · Jeff Dean
Historians do have some clues, though.
 Why takeout sushi always comes with plastic grass
rd.com · Jo Ann Liguori
It is known as baran in Japan — the word is an alternate pronunciation of haran, a type of plant that’s really hard to kill.
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